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The Shooting Range #374

You are watching The Shooting Range – a weekly show for all tankers, airmen and Captains in War Thunder.

Moments of Valor: China

We wish our Chinese players a happy National Day and a wonderful Golden Week!

Thunder Show: CALCULATED

Hi! Welcome to Thunder Show and the hottest moments of the past week. In this episode: a dragon slaying... A tale about hesitation... A fight for the frozen throne... And a couple more surprises. Let’s get started!

Agusta helicopters: Second Life

The modern Italian defense industry isn’t really known for exceptional fighter aircraft or tanks, but that doesn't mean that the country doesn’t have anything to set it apart from other European or international players. In fact, Italy is pretty good at making helicopters, in large part thanks to a company called Agusta.

The Shooting Range #373

You are watching The Shooting Range – a weekly show for all tankers, airmen and Captains in War Thunder.

Thunder Show: KARATE WHIRL

Hi! Welcome to Thunder Show and the most explosive moments of the past week. All kinds of people are playing our game, and today we’ll try to demonstrate at least a small part of this human kaleidoscope to you. Mhm, just don’t take this metaphor literally, okay? Let’s get started!

German IFVs: From Marder to Lynx

It’s not 100% clear which vehicle is the actual first infantry fighting vehicle. Yes, the Soviet BMP-1 had unique capabilities for its time, but Germany also has a pretty strong claim. The precursor of all modern IFVs, the HS.30, was developed by Germans in as early as the late 1950s. And in 1969, they introduced the Marder, a fully-featured infantry fighting vehicle with protection from small-arms fire and shell splinters.

The Shooting Range #372

You are watching The Shooting Range – a weekly show for all tankers, airmen and Captains in War Thunder.

Thunder Show: TIGERPARD

Hi! Welcome to Thunder Show and the most beautiful moments of the past week. The theme of this episode is the number three, which is widely believed to be lucky. One, two, three... go!

SEPECAT Jaguar: For The Common Cause

In the early 1960s, France needed a new combat-capable trainer aircraft to breathe new life into their aging fleet of fighters. Fortunately for them, the UK was facing the exact same predicament. Because of that, two nations decided to solve the problem together and launched one of the first major joint military aircraft programs in Europe: the program to develop the Jaguar.

The Shooting Range #371

You are watching The Shooting Range – a weekly show for all tankers, airmen and Captains in War Thunder.

Thunder Show: SUN STRIKE

Hi! Welcome to Thunder Show and the most hilarious moments of the past week. Today we’d like to talk about various specialized equipment and tricks. We bet you have some of your own, too! Let’s get started!

Tactics: Panther Tanks: German Cats

During WW2, almost every nation that played a major role in the conflict employed at least one iconic medium tank. The US had the Sherman, the Soviets used the T-34... And Germany employed several vehicles that could fit the bill, but in the latter part of the war there was only one tank that could claim that title: the legendary Panther. Today we’re going to discuss the nuances and strategies involved in using tanks of this series in combat.

The Shooting Range #370

You are watching The Shooting Range – a weekly show for all tankers, airmen and Captains in War Thunder.

Thunder Show: RED GOEZ FASTA

Hi! Welcome to Thunder Show and the brightest moments of the past week. Today we’re going to discuss how to achieve maximum efficiency in battle in the shortest time possible − and whether it’s worth it. Let’s get started!

"SONS OF ATTILA" Update Trailer

The next major update for War Thunder — "Sons of Attila"!

Dassault Mirage: Warrior of the Middle East

After WW2, the French aircraft industry was in shambles. One of the key people that made it possible for the industry to hit its stride once again was engineer Marcel Bloch. Aircraft made by his company were used by pre-war France and even the Vichy government; after the war, the manufacturer changed its name to Dassault Aviation and supplied the Fourth Republic with the excellent Ouragan jet fighter. Naturally, when the military called for a new lightweight fighter/interceptor, Dassault Aviation was immediately in.

The Shooting Range #369

You are watching The Shooting Range – a weekly show for all tankers, airmen and Captains in War Thunder.